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| Your math problems are lame... |
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| How does this relate to art? |
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| Don't ask questions in answer of the the questions of others! (to anyone who picked the option above this one) |
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Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu Captain
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 Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 3:07 pm
rofl You have to wait in LINE for DDR?
Town of 15,000, total of about 500 DDR players, most of them are broke. rofl
As long as you go before 8pm, there's hardly anyone there.
But if you go after 10pm, you can get a big crowd, and if you're any good, a shitload of instant fans. cool
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Posted: Fri Jun 23, 2006 5:40 pm
My school gym has two DDR platforms.
But the good one broke. Now we have to play on the one that you have to be über fat for, or else it doesn't sense you. ;___;
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Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu Captain
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Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2006 8:15 pm
Shrocomemos
My school gym has two DDR platforms.
But the good one broke. Now we have to play on the one that you have to be über fat for, or else it doesn't sense you. ;___;
I have two metal pads. One of them has a shitty left arrow and somewhat nonresponsive down and right arrows though.
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Posted: Mon Jun 26, 2006 8:08 am
Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu Shrocomemos
My school gym has two DDR platforms.
But the good one broke. Now we have to play on the one that you have to be über fat for, or else it doesn't sense you. ;___;
I have two metal pads. One of them has a shitty left arrow and somewhat nonresponsive down and right arrows though.
That's the sucky one at my school. The soft one died.
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Guardian Acolyte Vice Captain
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Posted: Fri Jun 30, 2006 10:00 pm
1inch foam, professional grade, not produced by the DDR guys.
It works fantastically.
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 5:13 pm
Guardian Acolyte 1inch foam, professional grade, not produced by the DDR guys. It works fantastically. Red Octane? That's the closest thing to "professional grade" you can get unless you buy a Cobalt Flux or an actual official arcade set. But CF and AC are the only pads you'll ever see in any real tournies.
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Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu Captain
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Guardian Acolyte Vice Captain
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 8:54 pm
Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu Guardian Acolyte 1inch foam, professional grade, not produced by the DDR guys. It works fantastically. Red Octane? That's the closest thing to "professional grade" you can get unless you buy a Cobalt Flux or an actual official arcade set. But CF and AC are the only pads you'll ever see in any real tournies. I have no idea. It just said professional grade on the box so my mommy went and bought it for me. rofl
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 10:56 pm
Shrocomemos
My school gym has two DDR platforms.
But the good one broke. Now we have to play on the one that you have to be über fat for, or else it doesn't sense you. ;___;
The one in the bowling alley is like that Thank heaven for metal-bottomed bowling shoes
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[ Amputated Freckle ] Vice Captain
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[ Amputated Freckle ] Vice Captain
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Posted: Sat Jul 01, 2006 10:57 pm
Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu Guardian Acolyte 1inch foam, professional grade, not produced by the DDR guys. It works fantastically. Red Octane? That's the closest thing to "professional grade" you can get unless you buy a Cobalt Flux or an actual official arcade set. But CF and AC are the only pads you'll ever see in any real tournies. I used a Red Octane pad before in this stupid DDR contest at 6 Flags It like didn't work And they had different music playing D;
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 1:04 am
Guardian Acolyte Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu Guardian Acolyte 1inch foam, professional grade, not produced by the DDR guys. It works fantastically. Red Octane? That's the closest thing to "professional grade" you can get unless you buy a Cobalt Flux or an actual official arcade set. But CF and AC are the only pads you'll ever see in any real tournies. I have no idea. It just said professional grade on the box so my mommy went and bought it for me. rofl lol Okay, a run-down on such things: "Hard Acrylic Plastic" -- we make it look as much like a Cobalt Flux as we can. "Durable Stainless Steel" -- This is some tough aluminum. "Value Pack" -- This is cheap s**t. "Arcade Style" -- It's a whole inch thick and has a place to put a tin bar that's been painted red and wobbles. "For PS, PS2, PSone, and USB" -- if you buy some extra s**t, you can plug this into your compy and play Stepmania. "Extra sensitive buttons" -- If you hit the fancy looking sensor on the bottom with the cheap aluminum foil on the top, it might do something. "Guaranteed non-DOA" -- It'll come in a beat up box and probably work. "We don't refund shipping" -- Otherwise, we wouldn't have made the item $3 and the shipping $70. "48-hour shipping" -- Check your doorstep in a week. "Professional Grade" -- Not professional grade. "Performance quality" -- We stole these off an arcade machine. "Buttons light up when you step on them" -- but they don't because we cut the proper cords before shipping. "New in the box" -- We refurbished this s**t and pulled a box out of the dumpster to put it in. Now you know how to buy dance pads: save up $300 and buy a CF.
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Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu Captain
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 1:19 pm
Shrocomemos Tree~Beatle~Maiden ENJOY LE PICTURES, MES AMIS! biggrin
-insert pictures here-
Les, and amies.
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 1:26 pm
You can type all you like, folks, but I'm posting pictures.
Me...
Edward Scissorhands
Do I look like a Tim Burton character?
Do I look like a Veggie Tales character?
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[ Amputated Freckle ] Vice Captain
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Posted: Thu Jul 13, 2006 4:59 pm
Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu Guardian Acolyte Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu Guardian Acolyte 1inch foam, professional grade, not produced by the DDR guys. It works fantastically. Red Octane? That's the closest thing to "professional grade" you can get unless you buy a Cobalt Flux or an actual official arcade set. But CF and AC are the only pads you'll ever see in any real tournies. I have no idea. It just said professional grade on the box so my mommy went and bought it for me. rofl lol Okay, a run-down on such things: "Hard Acrylic Plastic" -- we make it look as much like a Cobalt Flux as we can. "Durable Stainless Steel" -- This is some tough aluminum. "Value Pack" -- This is cheap s**t. "Arcade Style" -- It's a whole inch thick and has a place to put a tin bar that's been painted red and wobbles. "For PS, PS2, PSone, and USB" -- if you buy some extra s**t, you can plug this into your compy and play Stepmania. "Extra sensitive buttons" -- If you hit the fancy looking sensor on the bottom with the cheap aluminum foil on the top, it might do something. "Guaranteed non-DOA" -- It'll come in a beat up box and probably work. "We don't refund shipping" -- Otherwise, we wouldn't have made the item $3 and the shipping $70. "48-hour shipping" -- Check your doorstep in a week. "Professional Grade" -- Not professional grade. "Performance quality" -- We stole these off an arcade machine. "Buttons light up when you step on them" -- but they don't because we cut the proper cords before shipping. "New in the box" -- We refurbished this s**t and pulled a box out of the dumpster to put it in. Now you know how to buy dance pads: save up $300 and buy a CF. I just use the one that came with my game It's always worked fine for me I don't see why you should buy all this fancy stuff If you're good enough, you can play with any equipment and not need the fancy stuff Right?
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Posted: Fri Jul 14, 2006 12:14 am
[ Amputated Freckle ] Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu Guardian Acolyte Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu Guardian Acolyte 1inch foam, professional grade, not produced by the DDR guys. It works fantastically. Red Octane? That's the closest thing to "professional grade" you can get unless you buy a Cobalt Flux or an actual official arcade set. But CF and AC are the only pads you'll ever see in any real tournies. I have no idea. It just said professional grade on the box so my mommy went and bought it for me. rofl lol Okay, a run-down on such things: "Hard Acrylic Plastic" -- we make it look as much like a Cobalt Flux as we can. "Durable Stainless Steel" -- This is some tough aluminum. "Value Pack" -- This is cheap s**t. "Arcade Style" -- It's a whole inch thick and has a place to put a tin bar that's been painted red and wobbles. "For PS, PS2, PSone, and USB" -- if you buy some extra s**t, you can plug this into your compy and play Stepmania. "Extra sensitive buttons" -- If you hit the fancy looking sensor on the bottom with the cheap aluminum foil on the top, it might do something. "Guaranteed non-DOA" -- It'll come in a beat up box and probably work. "We don't refund shipping" -- Otherwise, we wouldn't have made the item $3 and the shipping $70. "48-hour shipping" -- Check your doorstep in a week. "Professional Grade" -- Not professional grade. "Performance quality" -- We stole these off an arcade machine. "Buttons light up when you step on them" -- but they don't because we cut the proper cords before shipping. "New in the box" -- We refurbished this s**t and pulled a box out of the dumpster to put it in. Now you know how to buy dance pads: save up $300 and buy a CF. I just use the one that came with my game It's always worked fine for me I don't see why you should buy all this fancy stuff If you're good enough, you can play with any equipment and not need the fancy stuff Right? If you're good enough, you need the best or it won't last you more than 10 songs. rolleyes Sure, I can AAA songs on a soft pad. But the pad can't. Sure, I can AA BRE VK DOWN while on a pad that's moving at 10 mph. But that doesn't mean the pad will survive the ordeal. My soft pad can't even hold up on 8th-note runs. My shittier metal one randomly decides not to work. My better one had a cracked panel on delivery, so I had to replace it. I can function with the inadequate, but I can thrive with the best. @ TBM: HOLY ******** you* *rapes Edward Scissorhands* You look more like a Tim Burton character than a Veggie Tales character.
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Lord Thatlatu of the Tofu Captain
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Posted: Sun Jul 16, 2006 7:15 pm
Tree Beatle Maiden Shrocomemos Tree~Beatle~Maiden ENJOY LE PICTURES, MES AMIS! biggrin
-insert pictures here-
Les, and amies.
You might be right, but truthfully, I don't really remember. I asked my teacher about it like 6 months ago, so... xp
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